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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-15
SpEc1Arr1rs In HEAD GEAR

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SpEc1A1r1Es In HEAp GEAR
UNLIMITED FACILITIES ENABLE Us TO Pro
DUCE AT THE SHORTEST. POSSIBLE NOTICE
ANY NUADER OF CAPS OR HATS OF GIVEN
STYLE WE SHALL BE GLAD AT ANY TINE TO
FURNISH ESTIMATES TO MILITARY oRGAN1zA-
TONS, ooLLEGEs BICYCLE CLUBS, UNIFORMED
SOCIETIES. ETC. OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND
TO BE SOMEWHAT LOWER THAN THOSE OF ANY
EXCLUSIVE HAT AND CAP HOUSE IN AMERICA:
THE QUALITY. OF COURSE, WE GUARANTEE
ALWAYS. RAILROAD CONDUCTORS EMPLOYEES
OF THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE AND OTHERS
WHO MAY WANT GAPS OF A PARTICULAR SHAPE
WOULD DO WE'LL TO CONSULT WITH Us BEFORE
PLACING THEIR ORDERS ELsEwHERE.
KNIGHTS THAfPLAR. KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As,
UNIFORMED RANK OF ODD FELLOWS AND
OTHER UNIFORMED ORGANIZATIONS CAN'T DO
BETTER PROBABLY NOT AS wELL-EvEN WITH
HOUSES THAT CLAIM TO CATER FOR THEM
ALONE.
ONE ADVANTAGE THERE Is IN DEALING AT
HoME-1F THE CAP Or cHApEAu DOESN'T FIT
FIRST. POP" WE ARE HERE TO MAKE IT FIT.
IF YOU ORDER IT FROM ABROAD AND TT
DOESN'T FIT WHAT ARE you GOING TO DO
ABOUT IT,
RESPECTFULLY.
sAKs COMPANY.
SPECIALISTS IN HEAD GEAR,
800 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET n5
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LEIGH. At 5:45 am, Monday, February 18th.
1887, son to Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES SAMUEL
LEIGH. Fairfax, Fairfax county, Virginia.
The premium present has been sent to this address.
ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS
We have received several announcements this morn
ing Of births occurring prior to Monday Feb IA Ac-
cording to the stipulation of our advertisement we
cannot publish these No announcement will be made
Of births previous to the 14th All births will be pub
lished FREE every day and . present sent to each
baby from the 14th instant until further notice.
HOSIERY
We offer MEDIUM WEIGHT INGRAM LADIES'
HOSE in black stripes and colors all Sizes and nine
different patterns at
AZ CENTS PAIR
LACE FLoUNc1Na.
We offer 45-inch Pure Silk Guipure Flouncing at
sl4S PER YARD.
CHOICE IN cLoAKs
At % and IS was advertised this morning in the
e e s. : : III | III i
s s NJ m 4 ERE ERR S sos HI EnH
4 x ~ 4 ( Z 9So S Il Il Il EKE
IFS 316-31S SEVENTH ST. N. W.
CHEAP TRAVELLING DRESSES.
Yard -and-half wide, all wool, fine quality SUITING
stripes and Mixtures reduced 81 per yard Choice
shades and new styles
Elegant CAMELS HAIRS reduced to g.
Fine CORDUROYS at &c., worth 81.
Elegant quality FAIIL4E FRANCAIS and JERSEY
SILKS reduced to 75c. All colors
Fine FRENCH CAsHMERES, 4S-in wide. reduced
to Toe.
Paris ROBES at half prise.
Fancy vELvETS all reduced in price,
Pajama FLANNELS, choice styles
Medium weight DRESS GOODS, all reduced in price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-15

The House passed last night bin providingfor
the appointment OF commission to compile the
laws In force In the District OF Columbia such
measure is the proper preface TO the adoption OF
revised statutes or a code for the District, which
shall avoid the necessity OF constant reference TO
antiquated sources OF statutory law and shall give
the community TO some extent, at least, the bene-
nc OF approved modern legislation. Congress On
several occasions has been spurred into providing
for the appointment OF persons TO compile exist
ing District laws, but has never given its sane
uon to such reyiSions or compilations after they
were made. 1t is well, perhaps, to pay competent
men from time TO time 70 dredge for District law
among the English statutes, existing at the time
OF the first emigration TO Maryland, and (which
by experience have been found applicable to local
and other circumstances" In that state, and
among the various other English and Maryland
statutes, and acts OF Congress In which District
law Is imbedded- The defects, absurdities and
barbarities OF our existing law will at least be
kept constantly exposed to public view, and in
course of time Ii may occur to Congress TO provide
the remedy. To be sure, the process of obtaining
statutory reforms by this method seems
10 be a slow one, as the District statutes,
fun OF ugly holes and excrescences have
been vainly dangled before Congress
by successive proposed revisers ever since
the time of Cranch and the beginning OF things
But Congress after, 10, these many years, may be
preparing to make an effort. To discover what
District statutory law IS will not be extremely
dincult. The pinch comes In making practical
Use OF the Information after IL is obtained. First
the laws should be complied; second. on the fOun-
dation OF this compilation a comprehensive code
or body OF revised statutes wiping out the present
uncertain, inconsistent, antiquated, obsolete or
obsOlescent statutes, should be passed; third, In
making this revision as much of the modern spirit
OF legislation, both In respect to substantive law
and procedure, should prevail, as the District can
endure In undergoing the shock Of change from
present law and methods. But, however little
may be secured in the way of new legislation the
District should be no longer denied the beneft of
revised statutes THE STAR will continue to urge
with what v1gor ii can command, that this crying
need OF the District be met, and hopes for greater
results from the present movement towards q
code than fell 10 its abortive predecessors
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

no-3m II. G. GRISwoID. Anacostia-
ESoR kENTa.lso3 F ST; \. W. ID rooms, hath. pan
4 ID &C. sou Cor. 2.d St aud Va ave n. q r.,
siS4o. GEO. W. LlNkINs, cor. 10Th and H sts n
W. fl5-5t
4 psf LIT. SO; l443 Q 81, Or, s65 2.,o9 lar
81, W s224 Or. Cotsase MI Pleasant. $50: 2e2
ST Nv, VT SSo: LA st. sr.. &23; $40 v n
or. Sl2:2o small Houses from SO $l2 80. in all
PARIS OF tne CITY. CHAS- +. BANES,
iio-ot sos 81. NV.
FOR RENT,THAr BEAUTIFUL 75RooN BRICK
= house 4.,o u st NV, opposite Pension office.
price $40 per month. in advance. possessiop gwen
March 1. Inquire At 437 @ st fI5-lw.
EOR RENT-l719 14TH ST. NV, COR OF RIGGS
\ ST A handsome new 10-roois house. with every
m3dern convenience, eos per month sWoRMSTED
a DnApiAEi w. st. NV. fl5-6t
NOR RENT
6 2s e Gay St. l2r $40 81 !th Sc. 6r m el 20
l3o. oth a Or. m.25. 403l5 4th ne. Or. m 30
~ Sc, 1r m H. . 1872 9th Sc 5r.,w Is 80
IL st: ne. Or 30 1925 Mylie Wa. 10 80
dS Bound ne 5r... 9 1881 X st 4
nlsd road, or 1871 s. c. ave. :r. 6
swORMsTEDT BRADLEY,
f15 OF g27 ST.
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mnaA mas become OF the 3oth Of April inauqu-
ration day amendment? Has the Ho,,se ..o,,s.s,.
Zee decided TO smother tit Fifteen working .oay-
remain In which 1t can be passed, and time aims
Dy Very last indeed at the end OF the session Il,
the amendment does not get through Conxres. Inv
tse 4fh OF March, 10 win have no chance OF rnftn
cation In time 70 go into effect as a part OF the
FEDERAL constitution in the spring Of 1850 II the
republican senate Is willing to extend President
CEveiands term by eight weeks the democratic
House ought surely to be-
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,R RENT-DANENHowER 4 SON.

I 1ll5 + Street n. VI.
719 oath st.n.w. Rss6wxl5
.Oo 4 St ne, gas kw.8r.l
l201kE st.n.e.,gasSw.6r.1o
i209SE stn.e..gasSw.6r.l5
10 st. My's Pl.. Or. w'r. 10
us st. My's Fl. Or. w'r. . 10
81 jackson st. me-, Ar. 10
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ssss i + E s ssss :
ssss Il LII ( ( 4 < ssss So

75c, SIPS and else. but worth twenty-five per
cent more. Satin Brocades, exquisite designs
Coors: light blue, white pistache cream pink hello
trope, nile green, canary, cardinal, etc.
CSC and 81 10 the prices Of Satin Rhadsmes to
match IN cOlors. Good quality.
6oc Spring Shades Surah Silks, "a inches wide.
31-25 Spring Shades Faille Franchise
u Made expressly for the PALAIS ROYAL Each
piece stamped "Palais Royal" by which name we shall
advertise these goods the coming season.
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CHEAP TRAVELLING DREssEs.
in s1pes .aa xde fine quality
shades and new styles.
Elegant CAMELS HAIRS reduced to 81.
Fine CORDUROYs at 75c.. worth 81.
cI Elegant g quality FAILLE FRANCAIs and JERSEY
SILKS reduced to 75c All colors.
to 75c. Nn oAShnhAEs' 4o-'n ~ide' reduced
Paris ROBES at half priee
Fancy VELvETs. all reduced in price.
Pajama FLANNELS, choice styles
Medium weight DRESS GOODS, all reduced in price.
Atwood Printed CHALLIE, SOC.
Plaid and Striped WRAPPER FLANNELs.
ONE PRICE
W. n. SINISTER SONS
rs e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
''C1n AND PnAcrrun
BE THY SLEEP" OLD FoaY.
Thy Ssntful reign is through, no sound shall awake
stranger Of Rodern ideas and modern methods is
pn Ms aSis not ct thousand sns
the esrs Of Thonsands Of People, upon
fernaps you have read Of VICTOR z. ADLER's
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
And perhaps you have failed to attend Permit Us to
in the matter Of dollars centsthose potent
,Ss1 # e The
on III. ~ tn us we beg for mentioning In
should convince ths 90 s1l
that the principies upon which business Is con-
that wSeS our % az
s1t 1n!K nehiy deserved but operates e positive
90 hssas @ @sss 81
5 5.sss So as bS1ysf
tss e SSy: ,o os Hs sa
s be 1.s ss e suit him sl3S
THIRTY DOILARs The sentiemsn being JUDGE ,s' "
g, s .Sssns
he found his way into our establishment and was
ms to
L. Sas m s suit
4sss sofEs ar S5aSSE S
T. :ss e |sIt
ANNUAL RED LETTER sALx,
which Win Be Continued un,il March L
We shall be pleased to see and ssrve you q
VICTOR n ADlRR,a
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
e27 AND go 7TH STREET HoRTHwxsr,
COZ MASS. Avn
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
opsn a.1nd.y un1o u o'clock nn rs
A sroS k F1laE4HAS1, sgc s;9sS ,To HQan1
Warrington. D. O. siSims
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ILL A Geo ZEE SSSS

s16s. 81. 25. s2es, 339. sa9s-Prices asked for
the new Black Silk Chantilly Lace F1ouncings; AZ
inches wide
s1-25. sL6s. s1.S9. s2.25. s2e8. s335, GAGS for
Overdresses to match
$1.4S 1925 S2.4S. 81 90, 80 % for Spanish Gui.
pure Lace Flouncings AZ inches wide
Sl25 81 g. 81 90, SO. Is for Overdresses to match
a Lowest prices (for such goods) ever quoted
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s s 60 + &c " Z E. sssss
{ GG Sc ILL GOO 90 w EKR ssss .

@l6S. Every pair warranted and tried on Finest
quality imported and usually 81 90 . pair They are
S-button Undressed Mousquetairs Black tans, grays
and opers shades.
Ask to see the 16button Mousquetairs Pearl color.
With black embroidered backs.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED--FROM OWNERS, SUBURBAN PROP
w critics. We have brisk demand from parties who
will buy at desirably located properties. Full
description and lowest price.
f15-3t MCKIBBIN & HERRING, 1881 r st.
"ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A HOUSE OF
w six or seven rooms: modern improvements pre-
ferred; price not to exceed $4,000. Address, stating
WANTED-BY A PERSON IN OFFICE FROM THE
w owner house with not less than eight rooms,
mod. imp, in the u. W., for $500 or S4,OO0-$400
cash. balance $40 month till paid for. Address As,
Star Office. n4-3ts
WANTED-AN EIGHT ROOM BRICK, WIDE
w front and desirably located in price not to
exceed 81 600 Address HOME" Star Office. fast
WANTED FOR AN INVESTMENT. HOUSES
w that will pay good interest. LAWRENCE Il
NASH, 1910 st. f12-3ts
WANTED-FROM OWNERS HOUSES TO RENT
w or Sell. Spring demand brisk. We have daily APP
plications for houses Can rent or sell at once We
BIN HERRING, 1881 + at. f9-lm
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FOR SALE--MTSCELLANEOTS

IrOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF OTHER BIT sINESS
II the old established Saloon and two god Pod Tall.,
IT northeast corner 9TH aud SITS. NV basement Ar
ply OH the premises. IL!
ISOR SAL E-PARTOFA CALCULATING LIBRARY
Il about 300 volumes, mostly standard novels Nil
lie sold as whole or in lots 10 suit At :laI q -
he
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I,OR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS AT BARGAINS
Il We Offering splendid opportunities Just now To
those desiring 10 change tlseir sluar- piano
Upright quiet season has lett : too MANY II
the highest grade. VIII gi.e you splendid baryain in
trade and Iva yments 10 suit.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERoOMs,
f1D nh
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+ iii 8 g s ssss # + r. H Hk II
90 ssss ii ZEE < ( 7

s139. really worth 81 are the Silk Hose Just pur
chased. They come in black. bronze and tans split
feet made especially to with slippers They win
show the white.
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[INUR KENT
Z Brick. $50 St n w. 11rs.................. $50
Brick, 126 st. W. 1rs. IS
Brck, l245 9TH st. n. llrs..................3 80
Brick. 1410 ID ST. Il. W., 10rs ................5 30
New bricks l242-46 ST. II. e., 6rs. 20
Br1ck 81 20 st II. W., Irs.
Frame, 1927 Pierce Place n. W., 30
Frame, IQ9 9th st n FRS. large yard
Frame, 1}4 18th at. W., Srs
Bricks. 6O9617 10th st u. 1rs.....-.......14
ALBERT T. Fox,
f12-3t 800 st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-15

The suggestion OF the National Drill ccmn,,sou.
th;,t Congress authorize the mint to iss,,e r,e,a1
TO be designed by the War department and mo
sented 10 the successful competitors In the dr,l nv
the President, as commander-in-chier or the mil
itAry force OF the nation or his delegated renre-
sentative, Is happy one. National recoyn,ts,n :.
desired. noe a subsidy. Our volunteer soldiers
constitute the military strength OF the nation ana
In 50 acting as 70 encourage measures designed 70
improve the drill and discipline Of the militia
Congress viii be legslating in the line OF the for
tificataon and ordnance bills, and win meet tb,
popular demand for greater military efficiency.
The Massac husetts legislature has been polled
and the result is vote OF seventy-sfx republicans
out OF . possible hundred and twenty-e,rbt in
FAVOR OF Blaine as presidential candidate in
1sss, ana nfty-stx democrats out OF a possible
Ssenty-fonr In favor OF Cleveland. Owing tn
Two notable deaths which have occurred within
the iass nfteen months, 1t VIII be impossible To
nominate both OF the ''old tickets In their on
tirety' out, with the chance for new men which
THIS circumstance opens the likelihood thai both
presidential candidates OF 1884 win he rano,ni
n''1ed next year seems to be rather Increasing.
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u The festive season IL drawing TO Q close, and
naturally merchants are intent selling. buying
AZ consequence the Wholesale trade IL dull and the
PAIAIS ROYAL. having taken advantage OF that fact
sent s buyers to New York week Not % foolish
a. our competitors think. We enabled to quote
prices astonishngy low and feel that some of
your nnsry must Be showing the elects Of seasons
di0pshon few dollars outlay now viii 70 a. far q
many dollars did the commencement Of the season
Please take the hint 1t least e to read our ad
vartisement below.
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ErOR SALE-A SoRREL DRIVING HORSE JUST
from the country; gooa size, perfectly sound and
fine driver. Inquire at 6HEEN'S stables q street
for sorrei horse star fl5-.,t.
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1S0R SALE-A HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT
sideboard with Marquetry made by the well known
hrln of klmhal Cabus of New York City In terfest
condition, and the original price of which was sfpo
Can be bought, for the next few days for slOO can
be seen upon application TO
FITCH. Fox BROWN
f15-1 l43. Pa A
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NV.
1903 L ut. n. W. 4r......15
s019. 2021 E st. Or, LIP
y eth st. road. 9rs. ......l5
1908 35th St. @ rs.-..,.15
l716 RigRs st.n-w.6r12.37
l714 Riggs st. n.w..6r. IL
No. q 9TH st. road. 5 rs. IL
2040 B'dy st.n.w., 4r..-12
lila Goat alley 4s...lQ
40 rear 423 \ ST. Ar. 10
No, 3 9TH st. road. Ar. .
4 Pleasant Place. Ar. q
915 Blagdon's alley. Ar. n
2122 K ST., 4 rs. ....-..S
431 Prather's alley. 4rs. y
los Bound'y st. :,r....3
OFFICES.
46SLa.av. basement, $50
46S La ave., 3D. fir. Ar. 80
401 9TH St. Ar. LIST fir -
40 9TH ST.. II. r.. 2d I'm. 20
Gunton Bldg, r -. .l2..,0
40l 9TH st, 3D. H.,
1r.......----.. ...--SlU
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II CHEAP FOR CASH
One Delivery Wagon. nearly new: also Harness
with Chime Bells. Seen aay an. at GHEEN'S stable
q ST., between 6tA and 9TH. fI5-.yts
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4 CHEAP FOR CASH
one Top Buggy and Hairless used but little Seen nj
GHEEN's Stable q st, between 9TH and 9TH. f5-st.
EoR SALE-A RARE CHASCE-A BEAUTIFUL
toned Rosewood Cabinet Upright Piano. nearly
new: been icely cared foi 10y present owncr Who has
no further use for IL, and can To- bought for - cas
or 500, part cash. baanc. monthly. Can he seen at
our Marerooms from to-day.
THU II A NJ f-N.
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tOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-APPI.ETON's
Cycopedia, latest edition Ia VOLS with Index and
ANIMALS. only $1,000. Also Patent Once Reports
tMechanical). BOOKSTORE 1908 9TH st NV. III :, u.
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spff 4 Esk 4 s sss % 81 sssss
AR RA ASSES 90 LLLLssss.-

$l3s, sl.56. sl75 s1.9s, e. 80 Carriage Shades Of
pain and sros grain silk, sticks Of all Styles satin
Innings IN black, white. gold, cardinal Opened Mon
day, Fob. 18th.
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NOR RENT-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR /.
u store or Dining room AL q ~. NV. opposite
New Pension building. Rent, s25 per month Owner
al olS 9TH ST NV 1a.,l Pm
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INoR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF THoRoUGH-
II bred English Grey hound Puppies: cheap Call AZ
81 18th st. NV, after . pm. fl4-.us
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-08-27
MINING MATTERS.

The recent rains have put chloriders to much trouble in many places by wettlng the ore.
 The Magpie mine, owned by Barney McArdle, IS we'll located, and the 45.foot shaft shows good ore.
 The Herald mine, owned by Dr. Handy and others, of Tucson, is one of the most promising prospects in this camp. With proper development there is a mine sure. The same may be said of the San Rafael
 The same activity continues at the Grand Central. The machinery which went through the fire proves not to have been injured as badly as was thought.
 In the Bunker Hill the drift on the 200 is being continued from the stope into Mammoth ground. On the fourth level the drift towards No. I shaft is within 40 feet of making connection, following a nice streak of ore. Last Wednesday 20 tons of ore were shipped to the Billings smelter at Socorro.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-08-27
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Katie 8. Hattich Burned to Death by
 Goal Oil

One of the most painful accidents it has ever been the EPITAPH'S sad duty to chi onicle occurred Thursday afternoon about o'clock in this city. It is the old, old story of kindling fire with coal oil, and a tale of the horrors of the death is but repetition of several that have occurred in this very vicinity. The victim this time is entitled to more generous sympathy than is ordinarily given in such cases, for she was lovable hltle girl, only IS years and months old, Katie s. Hattich by name, eldest daughter of Mir. B. Hat,ich, who resides on Allen street, near Sixth. She little knew the danger that lurked in the deadly oil can as she innoCently poured the fluid upon the smouldering fuel. The usual explosion occ cured, throwing the blazing oil over her clothing. She ran for nearly block down the street. The scene was one which struck the lockers on with horror, the flames reaching the awnings above the fleeing child. As soon as possible the by islanders secured blankets and smouldered the fire, but not until nearly all the clothing was burned off the little girl and her flesh blistered from head to foot. The unfortunate child was taken in charge by loving friends, and everything possible was done to allay her suffering, but death came to her relief about 9 o'clock in the even- ing. Mrs. Hattich, the mother of the victim, was in San Francisco, but will be here tomorrow to attend the funeral, which takes place from the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Katie was member of the Methodist Sunday school and was dearly beloved by teachers and scholars, in fact, by all who knew her. Her brother, Willie, is employed in the EPITAPH office. The family have the most heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-08-27
Summons.

In the District Court of the First Judical District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise. Robert C. Kettlewell. plaintiff, vs. Josephine B. Kettlewell, defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the First Iudicisl Djetr'ct of the Territory of Ari- zona. in and for the County of Cochise. and the complaint filed in the said County of Co., chise, in the office of the Gle of said District Court. The Territory of Arizona sends greet ing to Josephine B. Keiilewell, deteLdant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against ycu by the above named plaintiff, in the Disuict Court of the First judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coch;;e, and to answer the compa filed therein. within ten days exclusve of the day of servce), after the service on you Of this summons If served within this county or if served out of this county. but in this oiGirici, within twenty days; otherwise within thirty days). or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis trict Court of the Fist Judicial District of the Territory of Arzona, in Id for the County of Cochi;e, this a6th day of August. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven.
 SEAL GEO. II. DAILY.
 Clerk
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-08-27
Territorial Taxation.
Jos. PASCHOLY,
 Secretary.

The Territorial Board of Equalization has reported to the Board of Supervisors of this county the following rates of tax ation which is to levied and collected within said county for Territorial purpos. es for the year 1887, viz: Rate per cent of the Territorial taxes 30 cents on each $Ico.
 Interest Insane Asylum, 10 cts on each $Ioo.
 Interest on University bonds, 2Kc on each $Ioo.
 Normal School Fund, 2Hc on each $Ioo.
 Interest on funding bonds I5c on eao h SIoo
 Territorial School fund, SC on each $Ioo.
 Also Live Stock Sanitary Fund, one mill on the dollar of the assessed valua- ton of the bovine cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-08-27
From Sonora.

Mir. Carlos Fully, who has been visit ing Altar district, Sonora, returned from there on Monday last. He says there has been no rain south of the line to speak about and that stock is suffering.
 From Sasabe to Tucson the grass is looking we'll and that good deal O. rain has fallen. Speaking of mining in Sonora, MT. Fully says that this indus try is taking front rank. Since the modification of the old Spanish mining laws, prospecting has been given an i'm. petus and mining is looked upon with more favor than ever before. While not fully conversant with the changes made in the mining laws, MT. Fully states that they are somewhat similar to our